“You can’t change the past, but with Mass Historia, Chris Regan has done a very fine job of making fun of it”—Stephen Colbert

“For my money, Chris Regan is America’s funniest craftsman of funny sentences, sentences which start off interesting and amusing, coax laughs with pitch-perfect, snarky descriptors along the way, and then suddenly SLAM you with an unexpected, truly hilarious punch.”—Adam Felber, author of Schrodinger’s Ball and writer, “Real Time with Bill Maher”

“Anybody can make history. Only a great man can write it. And only a greatly funny man like Chris Regan can make it worth reading. Sorry Thucydides, but you can suck it.”—Mo Rocca, commentator, “CBS Sunday Morning” and NPR’s “Wait, Wait…Don’t Tell Me.”

“Informative and funny. It takes a sharp wit to turn ‘March 14th’ and ‘Einstein’s brain chunks’ into hilarity.”—Spike Feresten, host, “Talkshow with Spike Feresten” and writer, “Seinfeld”

“Mass Historia is one-eleventh the length of Will and Ariel Durant’s The Story of Civilization with six times as many laughs. Maybe even seven times as many! There is no one I know who understands the weave and weft of the grand tapestry called history like Chris Regan does. That said, I’m really glad he wasted all that knowledge on this book, because it’s hilarious.”—Eric Drysdale, writer, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart and The Colbert Report

“Hilarious! Chris Regan is one of the smartest, funniest writers around, and Mass Historia is almost big enough to hold everything in that giant brain of his. Buy this book, read it, laugh your ass off, then take it back to your old high school and use it to smack your history teacher across the jaw.”—Bob Powers, author of You Are A Miserable Excuse for a Hero and Happy Cruelty Day.

Regan’s view of history is smart, pointed, frequently not PC but always entertaining. Think History Channel crossed with equal portions South Park and Robot Chicken and you get the general idea.—Sandy Amazeen, monstersandcritics.com

“Mass Historia (is) utterly ridiculous…a fun mix of history, humor.”—The Oklahoman Newspaper

“…an irreverent, highly entertaining book…”Mass Historia” is lively, laugh out loud funny and guaranteed to entertain.” The Tuscon Citizen